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Municipality and town in Caldas Department, Colombia
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Chinchiná, a town in the Zona Cafetera, is known as the heart of Colombian coffee. It is settled in a valley surrounded by coffee plantations.
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A coffee finca settled on top of a hill overlooking Chinchiná on one side and the mountains on another. It's either a half hour climb uphill or an expensive taxiride. The friendly owner will show you around on his finca for a small fee. Contact him first before setting off; there is not always somebody there.
There are frequent buses going to and from Manizales (COP$7300 May 2026, 30 min).
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